Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-10
LOCAL AND OTHER Jorr.
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H~ensiners Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. 81 90.
Henry Ward Beecher's funeral takes
place to-day.
Mrs. J. Dean, OF Cortez. returned home
yesterday.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq, returned yester-
day from Hamilton.
Carson Appeal: This session nips sew
eral Congressional buds.
Queen Victoria owns S120, 900 worth Of
property in Washington.
Paul V. Roux passed Palisade q few days
ago on his way to Washington.
Most people are like eggs-too full Of
themselves to hold anything else.
Mrs. s. wepban, OF Cortez, is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. o. Mills.
The Carson Tribune says Senator Pou-
| Jade has the Senatorial bee In his bonnet.
Mount Vernon, Washington Territory,
Is without a lawyer. Happy Mount YER
nonl
The San Francisco Chronicle has secured
the New York Worlds European dis
patches.
Three ten-cent pieces were found In the
rennet Of q COW slaughtered at Austin a
few days ago.
Capitalists are waiting an opportunity
TO buy the Arizona military reservation
ordered abandoned.
Assessments we're yesterday levied as
follows: Hale and Norcross fifty cents, and
Potosi thirty cents per share.
Chicago's County Clerk refuses to re-
cord the license for the proxy marriage OF
August Spies and Nina Van Iandt.
The sale OF Steler's jewelry establish
ment was concluded yesterday, the goods
bringing only the small amount OF 81, 300.
Carson Tribune: Many wagers are be-
ing made on the probable action OF Gov
ernor Stevenson relative to the lottery
bill.
The ice and snow have almost disap-
pesred from our streets. A day or two
more OF fine weather and it will all be
gone.
William Levy. OF the firm Of Morris d
Levy. left yesterday for San Francisco. for
the purpose OF purchasing q Spring stock
Of dry goods.
Lost-Somewhere on Main street. a sill
yer enameled sleeve button, bearing the in
itials ~. g." The finder will confer q
favor by leaving il at the Corner Chop
Stand.
The removal OF Berg's two story frame
building through Main street, yesterday,
attracted q large number Of people. who
seemed to have nothing to do all day but
TO watch 1t.
In q few days more all the roads to the
mines will be in condition for hauling.
when a large amount Of ore will be hauled
TO the furnaces, and business generally
will improve.
Virginia Chronicle: II ia said every
rooster in Carson began growing about
midnight Thursday. They were probably
aware OF the fact that the Legislature had
adjourned.
Carson Tribune: Senator Evan Will
iiams, OF Ormsby county, and Senator
Foley, Of Eureka. would like to succeed
United States Senator John p. Jones, pro-
viding the latter does not desire q re-
election.
The Austin Reveille OF the Sd instant
| says there must nave been an earthquake
| this afternoon. A slight shock was felt by
two or three persons at l2:45 making the
windows shake. Perhaps it Is o part OF
the European shake up.
Carson Tribune: The Eureka delega-
tion to both houses OF the Legislature is
perhaps the beat handled OF any in the
State, for there are always able lobbyists
to watch every action and. as they say at
sea, everything is s~hipshspe."
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